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Actor Siddhant Chaturvedi is among the new faces of Bollywood who has paved his way with impeccable hard work right from his debut in Ranveer Singh starrer ‘Gully Boy’. Setting himself apart with a list of interesting films lined up in his pipeline, the actor has always been vocal about his struggle before gaining fame.

On Thursday, Siddhant took to his Instagram and dropped pictures of himself through the years as he opened up about his journey so far in life. Talking about his digital debut to gaining recognisiton in films, he wrote, “Inside Edge mein Bowling seekhi… Gully boy mein Rap sikha… Bunty aur Babli mein kya? Kisko Thuga bhaiya?!- Kismat ko Thuga hai, Aur kya (Learned bowling for ‘Inside Edge’, learned rap for ‘Gully Boy’, but what about ‘Bunty Aur Babil? Well, Just my luck!)”

“Sabko laga ladka Naukri payega, Settle ho jayega, Kundali mein Vyapaar bhi tha….Magar ladka toh andar se Kalakaar hi tha…#SiddyChats / S / #MyNotes (Everyone thought their boy will get a job and settle down, even had business opportunity in my luck, but your boy is an artist deep down)” he added.

See his transformation in pictures:

Talking about the insider-outsider row in Bollywood, Siddhant Chaturvedi recently told IANS, “It is a known fact that outsiders take way longer to make their presence felt in the industry. I have seen many who have gone through a lot before they were even spotted to do something substantial despite having serious talent. I too have had my fair share of struggles for many years, which I truly cherish, before I got my break.”

“I will be forever grateful to Zoya Akhtar, Farhan Akhtar, and Ritesh Sidhwani for the opportunities they have given me at the start of my career. I would be no one today without their hands over my head. I know I’m one of the fortunate strugglers who have got the attention that we truly deserve. I know of many who didn’t. It’s sad but it’s the truth” he continued.

“Yes, insiders do get spotted early, they have it easy to get their first break and also get many more opportunities than the outsiders get. It’s a reality of this industry and every other industry of the world. It’s almost like a law of the land. Nepotism exists and outsiders have to work that much harder to make their presence felt but there’s beauty in that hard work too” the actor signed out.